The Adnyamathanha peoples in South Australia have celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Nantawarrina Indigenous Protected Area.
Nepabunna (Nipapanha)
Nepabunna is a community in the Northern Flinders Ranges of South Australia, just outside the south west boundary of the Gammon Ranges approximately 600km north of Adelaide.
Traditional Owners: Adnyamathanha
Languages: Adnyamathanha
Population (ABS 2016 Census): 66
For more infromation, see Nepabunna and the South Australia Regional Office.
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11 Jun 2019
Find out what’s in store for tourists visiting Australia’s first Indigenous Protected Area, Nantawarrina.
16 Nov 2018
Goats are eating everything on the Nantawarrina IPA in the Northern Flinders Ranges of South Australia but the rangers from the community of Nepabunna are fighting back.
18 Sep 2018
Australia’s first Indigenous Protected Area, Nantawarrina IPA recently celebrated their 20th anniversary, marking the beginning of a revolution in land and sea management which has swept Australia resulting in the creation of 75 IPAs.
27 Aug 2018
Joint media release
Rowan Ramsey MP - Federal Member for Grey
Australia’s first Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), the Nantawarrina Indigenous Protected Area in South Australia celebrated its 20 year anniversary yesterday, with a celebration today in Nepabunna to mark this significant milestone.
23 Aug 2018
In 1998, the small community of Nepabunna in the northern Flinders Ranges of South Australia helped to change the way Indigenous owned land could be preserved.
